Craziest NFL "Jaw Dropping" Moments

Silent now, as opposed to when the Saints have the ball. Oh, look at this run! What a run! Marshawn Lynch! Walkers now! He's dancing his way! Watch him cut it back, and you're going to see all kinds of people sprinting down the field to help him. He breaks the tackle of Shanley. Runs through Sharper. Runs through Adele. Runs through Jabari Greer. Get off me, he says to Tracy Porter. Look, all the way down the field, Hasselbeck. All the offensive linemen. Are you kidding me? Columbus is down the field. 78, Columbus, the offensive guard. The quarterback, Hasselbeck, was 30 yards down the field. Look at the hustle by Columbus. Here he is right here. 8'49", his first half. They got pressure, and the landing gets it off cleanly. Brown backpedals all the way to the 28-yard line. Good move upfield. Brown splits special teamers, and now Brown is off to the races. Hurdles kicks a man, and a flag is thrown. They're going to get Brown for that hurdle. Right to the face of Lanning. Tremendous return, but a real mistake by Brown at the end of it. Makes the first guy miss here, and he's going to make nine other guys miss here. Just flailing away at number 84, but I don't know why Brown thought he had to do that. He had the outside. He could have scored easily if he sticks to his left, but instead tries to hurdle Lanning and puts his foot right in the face mask. A cleat to the face of Spencer Lanning right there. They are going to bring pressure again. Rodgers is going to roll away, throws it up in the air, sends a prayer, and ease. What a catch. That's insane. Punch out there. I think he had control for a moment. Murray. Six seconds. Murray. Magic. Raheem Warren, not a prayer. There's already been one safety in this half. Drive starts at the one, and looking for a little breathing room, and they get that and plenty more. Derrick Henry still going. Stays inbounds. He might go for the touchdown. Unbelievable. Well, you're going to see that Jaguars, they collapse on that left side, and Derrick Henry is just able to find a little bit of a crease, and then he's able to get down that sideline. It's 99 yards. Images of Tony Dorsett on Monday Night Football right there. He almost got him to jump. Yes, he did. He gives it to Henry. Henry trying to get to the outside. Norman to his backside. Derrick Henry will do this to a lot of guys, but he just made Josh Norman reconsider whether or not he wanted to play again. Fouls by both teams on the play. Offside, number 90, defense, holding, number 60, offense. Those fouls offset. Replay second down. Well, that's a shame, but it was still fun to watch. When you come in against Derrick Henry, you better go low. Do not stand up with that man and let him just throw you out of the club. Watch the reaction from the sideline. Well, listen to the crowd. It's not a big crowd, but they're fired up. Two minutes left in a four-point game. Kirk Cousins back to throw on fourth and 18. He's given time. He wants Jefferson. Climbs the ladder. Oh, my goodness. Justin Jefferson pulled it in. The catch of his life. We've got to look back at this. How does he maintain possession all the way through, not allow that ball to hit the ground, and he just steals it from Cam Lewis. Defense, number 47. That's a 15-yard penalty. First down. Can the receivers get far enough down the field? Rodgers in trouble. It's going to get there. He turned 32 yesterday. Does he have a vintage moment in him? In the end zone, Rodgers. Touchdown, Eckers. Try to get in field goal range. Looks like they're going to go deep. Dalton to the end zone. Down the field, and it is deflected. A.J. Green answered for the big. Okay, forget about all that strategy, the timeout use, the clock management. You know what? Just throw it up to A.J. Green. Forget all of that stuff. What a play. Look at this bundle of guys, and A.J. Green just staying alive. Once that ball's tipped, those guys can pull him down, grab him, keep him away. Three Browns. And they're trying to. There's four or five Browns, three Bengals. A.J. Green pulls it down. That's incredible concentration. Here's the running back. Play action. And Manning's going to heave. One is. Oh, there's a flag. Back to my one-handed catch. How in the world? Oh, my goodness. And Brandon Carr was back there. I mean, he is insane. How do you make that catch? Oh, my goodness. This is sick. Put this to music. I don't think he stepped out either. That may be the greatest catch I've ever seen. Number 39. Penalty's declined. Result of the play. Touchdown. You have to be kidding me. That is impossible. Rivers. Jackson drops it. Almost makes the interception. In fact, they play on the field as if he did. I thought it hit the ground. But LaMala was still on his feet. He's able to shake through from three hits and still going. Now he falls on his own. We'll have to examine this and see if it's a pick. Unbelievable. What a catch. Wow. He got his hand underneath there. Just scoop it up. Just finger. Brady over the middle. Tipped it incomplete. 20 seconds on the clock. Nikhil Harry go down the sideline and it was just missed. On second and 10, Brady throwing over the middle. And that is complete. Edelman, his second catch of the day. Brady with time. Throwing this side of the field. Nice defensive play. Made by number 30, Nate Brooks. Here we go. To the side. Edelman throws it back. The ball is loose. Being tossed around. And still being tossed around. Watson. Edelman. And now Sanu. Before he's finally brought up. Still alive. And there's the end of the game. And look at these Miami Dolphins celebrate. Mack Hollins out on defense. He's all the way back. And Stevenson. Inside the 30. Flips it back. Stanford Band nowhere in sight. It's picked off. Uh-oh. Oh, no. Have you ever seen an ending like that one? I've never seen anything like that. I have no idea why he was doing that. Oh, my goodness. Here's another look. Okay, so everyone is back as expected. The Patriots are really running the ball to get to overtime. And then Ramondre Stevenson decides he's going to lateral it back to Jacoby Myers. And Jacoby Myers, I know that this was not the play call. He decides he's going to throw it to Mack Jones. And Chandler Jones takes advantage of the opportunity. Stiff boy is Mack Jones on his way to a touchdown. I have no idea what Jacoby Myers was doing. Chandler Jones gets Mack Jones with the stiff arm and the touchdown. Or just depend on the deep guys to knock it away. David Garrard buys enough time for the receivers to get down there. And you said it. Mike Sims Walker is going to go up for it. But it's knocked to the ground right into the hands. Of Mike Thomas. Glover Quinn knocks it down with both hands like a volleyball player. Spiking it over the net right into the catch of Mike Thomas. Unbelievable. Play the field. Play the clock. When they get to the line quickly, don't they? Brady goes for the big ball to Moss. He reels it in right over Revis. Beat him this time. They got to that line really fast. I think the Jets were even caught off guard. That's part of their strategy. We said it early. It's the pace of the game. Keep changing it up. What a throw. And I don't even have to say what a catch. Revis, where's the deep safety? Moss knew he had him, too. He put that hand up early, didn't he? Look at that snag. Oh, my gosh. How big was the touchback, too? The misplay down at the 1 on the punt coverage. Look at the Moss. You set up the Pereira bat signal. Uh-oh. Adams down on the field. What do you see? Well, I'd like to see all the angles as they're looking here clearly going to the ground, but they've got to see the ball. Pressure from Thomas off the edge. Eli Manning stays on his feet, airs it out down the field. It is caught by Tyree inside the 25 and a timeout taken. Oh, my gosh. This ball's thrown, and Tyree just goes up for it like a basketball player. Harrison trying to knock it down. And Eli, man, I don't know how he got out of there. I thought he was on the ground, and then he came out of the pile and just slings it. That's a great catch by David Tyree. And now with 59 seconds left, the Giants needing a touchdown. The ball is at the New England 24. Pressing it against his helmet as he goes to the ground. Where Keenum's going to try to work the ball on the boundary. Steps into it, passes, caught! Well is going to come on to the field. Well, give Minnesota credit. Brad Childress was, he was aggressive, which he's been all year. This is going to shape up to be about a 53-yarder. No, a 58-yarder, excuse me. Eight yards away. On the return. Brad Childress, you could fry an egg on the top of his head. His field goal kicking team just went to sleep on a long field goal. You got to act like you're on a punt team, and you have to cover it. And Antonio Cromartie, with two touchdowns last week, continues his streak of being, developing into one of the more dangerous guys in the NFL with a football in his hand. He returned an interception 70 yards for a touchdown a week ago against the Houston Texans. Recovered a ball in an end zone, and now returns a field goal 109 yards for a touchdown to end the first half. He is two inches from stepping on the back line of the end zone. You couldn't be any farther back in the end zone. And this field goal coverage team, mostly linemen, there's no way. Watch how close he comes to stepping on the back line, fielding that ball right there. I mean, what a sensational piece of athleticism to catch that ball and stay inbrow. 109 yards doesn't do it justice. It means more than that. Halftime in Minnesota, 14-7 Chargers. Got to get to the 43. Pocket collapsing Ryan. Just going to throw it deep for Jones. Double coverage. To Jones. Ridiculous. Just throw it up and give him a chance. Julio Jones running downfield, going against one of the great players in football, in Luke Kuechly. Matt Ryan says, go deep. This is like on the streets in Philly. And Julio Jones up and over. Posterizes Luke Kuechly. What a play by a great, great player in Julio Jones. That's special. That was unbelievable. That is special.